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Help! I didn't pay my business' California (CA) payroll tax

Falling behind on your California payroll tax payments effects not only your employees, but also on your business operations as the EDD imposes penalties.

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I have Illinois state payroll tax debt. Can it be reduced?

Fortunately, the short answer to the original question is yes, Illinois state payroll tax debt can quite possibly be reduced.

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What is the penalty for not paying business payroll tax?

The IRS has the power to impose some very strong penalties for businesses that fall behind in their obligations to make the scheduled payroll tax deposits.

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Can federal payroll tax debt be reduced?

The IRS treats payroll tax debt seriously. Any employer or employee whose job it is to collect and pay the taxes, but willfully fails, can be held responsible.

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My business has unpaid federal payroll tax. What can I do?

The IRS takes payroll tax debts very seriously and has the power to impose some very strong penalties for businesses who fall behind in this area.

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Federal Payroll Tax Deferral - What You Should Know

Two payroll tax deferral programs were launched in 2020 in an attempt to relieve the cash flow squeeze that was affecting both businesses and their employees.

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3 Ways to Settle IRS Payroll Tax Debt

If you find yourself with tax debt due to unpaid payroll taxes, you may have options to help settle the debt. Let’s review some payroll tax debt relief options.

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Help! My business owes back payroll taxes to the IRS!

The IRS takes payroll tax delinquency seriously – so seriously that IRS Revenue Officers have closed down businesses for not paying them. Tax help is available.

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